Charities Aid Foundation
Charities Aid Foundation
"In 1924, The National Council of Social Service (now the National Council for Voluntary Organisations or NCVO) set up a Charities Department to encourage more efficient giving to charity.
"The Great War had only finished six years previously, and while great social change was afoot, the welfare state was still in its infancy, and charity was the only safety net available to many of the most vulnerable in society.
"In 1958 – the year of the first transatlantic passenger flights – we started to administer Deeds of Covenant – the first ever means of charities receiving untaxed donations.
"The following year, the Charities Department was named the Charities Aid Fund, and it achieved great success in assisting in the distribution of large sums of money for charitable purposes." [1]
- John Low CBE, Chief Executive
- Stephen Ainger - former CEO
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Board
Accessed October 2012: [2]
- Dominic Casserley - chair
- Matt Hammerstein
- Sue Ashtiany
- Robin Creswell
- Philip Hardaker
- Alison Hutchinson
- Martyn Lewis
- David Locke
- Stephen Lovegrove
- Iain Mackinnon
Trustees (2010)
Accessed January 2010: [3]
- Lord Cairns
- Sue Ashtiany
- Adele Blakebrough
- Dominic Casserley
- Robin Creswell
- Philip Hardaker
- Connie Jackson
- Kim Lavely
- David Locke
- John Lorimer
- Iain Mackinnon
- Sir Graham Melmoth
- Jenny Watson
- David Weymouth
Contact
Resources and articles
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- Mike Dixon - finance director
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